I Guess I Didn’t Need to Look Under the Seats
April 12, 2010 @ 7:43 pm | Filed under: Family, These People Crack Me Up
Rose: Well, what happened to it? You had it when you got into the van.
Beanie: I don’t know! I lost it!
Rose: I don’t understand how it could just disappear like that.
Beanie: I know. But it’s gone.
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And what, pray tell, did Beanie lose so mysteriously, causing her sister so much consternation?
Her accent. Apparently they were playing a game, and Beanie was supposed to be English. I sure do wish I’d heard it before the pesky thing went missing.
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At 10:31 pm
sarah said:
lol!
At 2:46 am
Penny in VT said:
I’m sure it will visit again, perhaps around teatime?
At 5:15 am
Joann said:
Carolynne says to tell Beanie that an easy way to perfect accents (at Shakespeare Camp she learned she has a knack for this) is to recite prayers in the accent of choice. It’s hard because one prays and counts in one’s native tongue, so learning prayers in an accent requires concentration. And, she says, it really works. After you’ve got the Our Father down in your new accent, you can hardly speak in your normal (or previously accented) voice. Caro has a repertoire of about 15 on-demand accents. She’s even more popular than I for read-alouds that need many voices. She DOES the voices.
At 7:34 am
Karen Edmisten said:
They’re sneaky things, those accents, always trotting off for a new adventure.
At 8:05 am
Jessica said:
An accent! That is adorable! I hope you hear it when it inevitably returns one day.
At 10:23 am
Marie said:
Ha ha! That makes me smile!
At 12:23 am
Kathryn said:
She can have mine 😉
At 11:06 am
Melissa Wiley said:
Kathryn, LOL—remember when I posted something on CCM long ago about how we loved the Nesbit books for read-alouds because of all the great accents, and you were like, “What accents??” 🙂